Labrador Park Singapore: Things to Do, How to Get There & Guide

Let us explore Labrador Park Singapore and together hike through the trails, relive the history and witness the stunning sunset view at the seaside. Labrador Park Singapore is a scenic coastal park known for its seaside views, nature trails, WWII relics and historic landmarks. Located near Labrador Park MRT, it is an easy place to explore on foot and can be combined with Berlayer Creek, Bukit Chermin Boardwalk and the Southern Ridges. During weekends a number of people visit the park for a family picnic, exercise, and explore the nature trails. One of the famous attractions of the park is the Red Berlayer Beacon which serves as a guide for ships entering the harbor, and also the Dragon’s Teeth Gate. In this guide, I’ll cover the best things to do at Labrador Park, how to get there, the best time to visit, what to see, and useful tips for planning your visit.

Keppel Reflections By The Bay

Labrador Park Singapore at a Glance

📍 Location: Labrador Villa Road, Singapore
🚇 Nearest MRT: Labrador Park MRT
🕘 Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
🎟️ Entrance Fee: Free
🌳 Nature Reserve hours: 7am–7pm
☀️ Best Time to Visit: Morning or late afternoon
⏳ Recommended Duration: 3-5 hours
👍 Best For: Hiking, nature, history, photography, sunset

Where is Labrador Park

Labrador Park is located in the southern part of Singapore, along the coast near the Labrador Nature Reserve. The park is nearby to Keppel Bay Island which offers waterfront dining and recreational activities. Also it connects to trails and parks on Southern Ridges such as Mount Faber, Kent Ridge Park and Hort Park.

How to go Labrador Park

Labrador Park MRT Station

Getting to Labrador Park Singapore is easy, with the MRT being the most convenient option for most visitors.

  • By MRT
    The easiest way to reach Labrador Park is to take the Circle Line to Labrador Park MRT Station. From the station, follow the signs towards Labrador Nature Reserve and Labrador Villa Road. NParks recommends Labrador Park MRT Station for accessing the Labrador Nature & Coastal Walk which would take around 5-7 mins by foot.
  • By Bus
    Several bus services stop along the roads around Labrador Park, including 10, 30, 51, 143 and 176 along Pasir Panjang Road.
  • By Car
    If you’re driving, enter via Labrador Villa Road off Pasir Panjang Road. NParks lists car parking facilities around the Labrador Nature Park area.
  • By Taxi or Ride-Hailing
    Visitors can also take a taxi or ride-hailing service directly to Labrador Nature Reserve, 91 Labrador Villa Road. This is a convenient option if you’re travelling with children, carrying equipment, or visiting as a group.
Carpark At Labrador Park
CAr Park At Labrador Park

Labrador Park has designated car parks for visitors, including Car Parks A and B along Labrador Villa Road. Parking is convenient if you’re driving, although spaces may fill up during busy periods. For a hassle-free visit, you can also take the Circle Line to Labrador Park MRT Station, which is close to the park. Always park only in designated lots and check the latest parking signs and restrictions when you arrive.

Best Time To Visit Labrador Park

Labrador Park Singapore

The best time to visit Labrador Park Singapore is in the early morning or late afternoon, when the weather is generally more comfortable for walking and exploring the coastal trails.

  • Early Morning (7:00AM – 9:00AM)
    Labrador Park is less crowded in the early morning. It’s cooler and more peaceful, perfect for a morning walk, jog, or a visit to the Labrador Battery and coastal walk.
  • Late Afternoon (4:00PM – 7:00PM)
    The park is also nice to visit during the late afternoon which is ideal for enjoying the coastal scenery, taking photographs and catching the sunset.

Best time for sunset
For sunset photography, visitors will need to arrive around 5pm so you have enough time to explore before sunset. Labrador’s coastal location provides views toward Keppel Harbour and Sentosa, making late afternoon a particularly scenic time to visit.

Is Labrador Park Good for Sunset?

Yes, Labrador Park is a good spot for sunset in Singapore, particularly if you enjoy coastal views and a quieter alternative to some of Singapore’s more popular sunset locations. The park’s coastal setting offers views of Keppel Harbour, Sentosa and the surrounding waters, while NParks specifically highlights coastal parks as good places for enjoying sunrise and sunset photography.

Labrador Nature Reserve Park Map

Labrador Park Map
Labrador Nature Reserver Park Map

Labrador Park amenities include sheltered areas, toilets, barbecue pits, children’s playground, and fitness corner. The best time to visit the park is during early morning or late afternoon which provide cooler temperatures and less crowd.

Things to do in Labrador Park

Labrador Battery Monument

Labrador Park is such a beautiful park to stroll especially in the morning and later afternoon to catch the lovely view of the sunset. Visitors will find the park and perform different activities like fishing, cycling, and jogging. On the other hand, visitors can visit the relive the history of Labrador Park.

#1 Head To Labrador Jetty

Labrador Jetty Singapore

Labrador Jetty is one of the famous fishing spots once you are in Labrador Park and it is situated on the farther end of the park. During weekends, there are many fishing enthusiasts with anglers and with fishing gears lined up along the jetty. From here visitors will be able to view Pasir Panjang Container Terminal, and also some container ships docking across the sea. The jetty also provides a good place to capture the sunsets and the view of the forest at the Labrador Nature Reserve.

#2 Check the Red Beacon

Berlayer Red Beacon At Labrador Park Singapore

One of the iconic structures in Labrador Park was this stunning Red Beacon. The beacon stands tall located at the corner, next to the Port of Labrador. This beacon served as a guide for all incoming ships and vessels leading into the island.

#3 Discover the Dragon's Teeth Gate

Dragon's Teeth Gate Labrador Park Singapore

The Dragon’s Teeth Gate was previously known as Batu Berlayar which is served as a navigational landmark for vessels and ships. The shape of the rock resembles a Dragon’s Teeth, hence it was later on called by this name.

#4 Relive The Labrador Park History

The Gunners of Labrador Singapore

The history of Labrador Park originated way back late 1880’s when it served as a defense fortress during advancing forces on the coast. The highly arm-artillery built by British defenders is situated in this coastal area of Singapore. Together with Fort Siloso in Sentosa, Labrador Park was one of the sites to have the placement of 7-inch Rifle Muzzle Loading Guns which help arm against the warship. The 1892 storage room serve as underground storage of ammunition.

The Casemate At Labrador Park
Tunnels At Labrador Park Singapore

The casemate serve as an armored enclosure for the artillery cannon to fire against enemies. There are tunnels along the area which are used by the soldiers as a passage between storeroom.

#5 Enjoy Park Playground

Labrador Park Children's Playground

There is a small playground area for children at Labrador Park, where kids can play along with the sandy playground. Children’s equipment such as swings, see-saws, and giant slides are available for children to enjoy and play with.

Children's Playground At Labrador Park

Labrador Park Facilities (Public Toilet)

Labrador Park Toilet

There are three (3) toilets located on Labrador Park; Toilet A is located near the War Memorial Area, Toilet B is near the Pill Plaza Box and Toilet C is 200m from Car park C.

#6 Walk Through Berlayer Creek & Bukit Chermin Boardwalk

Berlayers Creek
Bukit Chermin Boardwalk

Berlayer Creek Boardwalk is a 900m-long boardwalk located just outside the exit of Labrador MRT Station. The boardwalk has some lookout points where visitors check the flora and fauna, and also a bench where can sit. Many mangroves trees are lying along the wetland area, and also animals like monkeys and squirrels can be seen in this place. Bukit Chermin Boardwalk is a 400m-long stretch of boardwalk located beside Labrador Park. The boardwalk connects visitors from Berlayer Creek Boardwalk to Keppel Reflections By the Bay Condominium. It is an ideal place for visitors to walk and check the views of Keppel Club, Keppel Island, and Sentosa Island. Visitors who are cycling are advised to dismount from the bicycle and push their bikes until the end of the boardwalk.

Note:
Berlayar Creek boardwalk at Labrador Nature Park will be closed for improvement works from 3 June 2026 to 31 March 2027. For more information, please refer to NParks notice.

#7 Visit Keppel Island

Keppel Bay Bridge Singapore

Keppel Island is located a nearby walk to Labrador Park, visitors can stroll along Keppel Bay passing by the number of yacht docks along the harbourfront. An island is a great place for a picnic between friends and families, especially in the late afternoon. It has flat ground and a wide lawn area where visitors can sit and lay on the ground. The island also has some restaurants which serve Italian and Japanese cuisine.

#8 Dine-In Nearby Restaurants

The Three Peacocks Restaurant

There is also a nearby restaurant located at Labrador Park; The Three Peacock and Tamarind Hills. The Three Peacock restaurant offers an outdoor buffet dining experience, which serves a wide range of fresh seafood and meat for the barbecue. The restaurant is located at the back of Labrador Park, just beside Car Park B. The Tamarind Hill is located near the main entrance of Labrador Nature Reserve entrance, just beside Car Park A. This restaurant offers Asian and Thai cuisine which has a serene ambiance added with colonial-style interior decorations.

Places to Visit Near Labrador Park

Southern Ridges Forest Walk Singapore

If you want to add a section to your Labrador Park article, I’d keep it focused on nearby attractions that can realistically be combined with a visit to  Labrador Park;

1. Southern Ridges
2. Mountain Faber Park
3. Telok Blangah Hill Park
4. Bukit Chermin Boardwalk
5. Haw Par Villa

Labrador Park Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is Labrador Park Singapore known for?
    Labrador Park is known for its coastal scenery, nature trails, WWII heritage, historic military relics, and views of Keppel Harbour and the surrounding coastline.
  2. How do you get to Labrador Park by MRT?
    The easiest way is to take the Circle Line to Labrador Park MRT Station. From there, you can walk to Labrador Nature Reserve and the surrounding park areas.
  3. Is Labrador Park free to visit?
    Yes. Labrador Park and Labrador Nature Reserve are public spaces and there is no general admission fee.
  4. What are the best things to do at Labrador Park?
    Popular activities include walking along the coast, exploring nature trails, visiting historical WWII sites, enjoying photography, and taking in views of Keppel Harbour and Sentosa.
  5. What are the opening hours for Labrador Park?
    Labrador Nature Park is open 24 hours, while the nature reserve section is open from 7am to 7pm.
  6. How long do you need at Labrador Park?
    Allow around 1–3 hours for a relaxed visit, depending on whether you are exploring the trails, historical sites and coastal areas or combining the visit with nearby attractions.
  7. Is Labrador Park good for a hike or nature walk?
    Yes. Labrador is suitable for a relatively easy nature and coastal walk, with access to the wider Labrador Nature Park Network and connections toward the Southern Ridges.

Final Thoughts

Pasir Panjang Container Terminal From Labrador Park Singapore

Having visited Labrador Park, it feels good watching the scenic views while just sitting around the beach benches. Visitors will feel relaxed away from the hustle and bustle of the city by listening to the sound of the waves. The park is also ideal for visitors who like to explore with the park amenities as well look back on the history. Active visitors will also love to visit this park as they can cycle, jog and play scooter around on the long stretch of the park. This park is also a good way to visit the nearby Keppel Island and famous luxury condominium of Keppel Reflections By the Bay. Overall visiting Labrador Park is a fun experience taking a stroll by the seaside to unwind and relax.

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